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Discussion in '458 Italia/488/F8' started by 458-Italia, Jul 24, 2015.

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  1. 458-Italia

    458-Italia Formula 3

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  2. RC33

    RC33 Formula Junior

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    #2 RC33, Jul 24, 2015
    Speciale uses the 17mm to be torqued at 120Nm
     
  3. trips

    trips Rookie

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  4. 720

    720 F1 Rookie

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    #4 720, Jul 24, 2015
    hi. Where did you find this torque specification? Was it in the Speciale owner's manual? I was looking for it, but I couldn't find it. Thank you.

     
  5. RC33

    RC33 Formula Junior

    Nov 29, 2005
    836
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    #5 RC33, Jul 24, 2015
    Hi Rick,
    The Owner's manual mentioned 100Nm for the tire kit ...
    Refer to Page 192 Advice for Emergency Situations.

    My local dealer when asked told me to torque the stud bolts at 120Nm ... which I believe is a more safe and reasonable target for street and track usage.

    You may also need an extender preferably 3 inch for the rears ... don't want to scrap the wrench tool against the body panels when exerting torque over the wrench.
     
  6. 720

    720 F1 Rookie

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    #6 720, Jul 24, 2015
    Thanks Roger :)

     
  7. 458-Italia

    458-Italia Formula 3

    Jan 10, 2014
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    France
    #7 458-Italia, Jul 25, 2015
    Yes !

    Thank you Roger !

    And very useful to know studs bolts torque at 120NM to tighten them with a dynamometric spanner with optimal torque !

    That's non sense not to have supplied with the car.
     

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